Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-08
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, September eth.
FLOUR-Net cash prices for California: Best
Family, 81 1904 so p Dbl: Bakers extra, S4@
%; Supertine, 81 90@3 %.
WHEAT-There is no disposition to operate
freely for shipping purposes, ana prices are
nominal at 81 221a@l % 2 ctl For the better
class of milling quality the range is 81 35@1 DO 2
BARLEY-Market quiet, with fair steadiness
in prices. Feed that will class as No. article
is held at csc, with 9o@921ac as the selling range
for lower grades Old Brewing is unchanged at
81 l501 171s for choice descriptions. From 81 to
81 10 q ctl will represent the extremes OF the
market for new Brewing.
OATS-Do not meet with quick custom. Offer
ings are fair, though representation of strictly
choice is light We quote old: Choice Feed. 81 40a
4214 No. Feed, 81 Sl12@l q, 40; No. :, 81 ~
al 50. New Oats are quotable at 81 2591 4Q
for White and s1@1 IS p ell for Black;
CORN-weak market. We quote: Large Vel
sEEDsEQuiet We quote Mustard, Brown,
limo Timothy s@5c; Alfalfa 7S71zo : Is; Flax s. 50
MIDDLINGs- Stronger tone to the market.
ouotable at SCOOP 3 ton; ..aa
HAY-We quote Wheat, SlS@16; Barley,
$40 @IS Dat, SIl@1i; Alfalfa, Sll@l2 y ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35t650c 2 bale.
HOPs-Quotable at l2@15c for old, and 14G17c
e ID for new crop.
BRAN-Moderate offerings, with good de-
mand, keep prices well in position. Quotable at
RYESNew, 81 S5@1 so: old, 81 So q ctl.
BUCKWHEAT--Quotabl at 81 05@1 10 Z ctl,
GROUND BARIEY-Quotable at s22@23 p
ton.
POTATOES There is fair demand. We
quote as follows: Burbank Seedlings, 75c@S1
Peerless Garnet
Chile, 65075c q ctl; Sweet, 75c@S1 10 2 ctl.
ONlONS-Quotable at 6O@10c z ctl:
DRIED PEAs-We quote: Green, 81 l5@1 %;
Niles, 81: Blackeye, 81 121a9 81 25 p ctl
BEANS-We quote: Bayos 81 S5G2 Is; Butter,
81 1902 TO- Pink, 81 40@1 co; Red, 81 40 to 81 45;
Lima, 81 1872 so; Pea, s. 25@2 50: Small White.
VEGETABLES-Th surplus is lighter and
prices are likely to improve in the near future.
Egg Plant, 25@50c p box; Cucumbers, 25@
35c p box; picking Cucumbers, 50@75c q box
Green Peppers, 256p50c q box; Green Peas,
3G31ac p 70; Tomatoes, 20d30c q box
Green Conn., 50c@S1 % = box; Green Okra. 400
60c 2 box; String Beans. 11ag21<c q ID Summer
Squash, 2O@Dc e box ATtichokes, log
l5c y dozen Carrots, 35C@50c 3 ctl; TIITnips
| 25950c p ctl Reets, 75e@S1 p sack; Persnips
| 5oc@s1 2 ct; CsulfoTer, 5O&e5c a dozen
| Cabbage, 50c75c p CT: Garlic, 114c Is 10
! Celery 50GS6oc "a dozen; Dry Peppers, S@10e
Dry Okra, i5G20c p h.
| tRUIT-Receipts generally are not quite SC
| liberal though the market is still o erstocked
and lots are being dumped for want of custom
| Some very large Plums are coming to market
| just now, called the Kelsey Japan variety
Strawberries brought advanced figures to-day
| We quote as follows Ounces, 25950c q box
| Wine Grapes STOOLS p ton; Huckleberries
| 5@6c q ID Crab Apples, 50dG0c = box; Can
| taloupes, 5i@D50c q crate; Watermelons, s4@7 2
hundred: Grapes, 2OG35c n box; do, Muscat
25@50c p box; Tokay 40G15c; Rose OF Peru,
25a40c; Peaches, 40@75c 3 box and 40G75c q
bskt; Apples 25e@sl box; Pears, Is
box; Figs, 2O93Oc . box for white,
and 40G56c p box for black: Strawberries 81
as p chest; BlackbeIries, S5G6: Plums, 2@3c
q 10 Egg PluIns, Sc 2 10; Mexican Lines. s109
II p box Lemons, Sicily, 81 50dS 80 ; do Cali
fornia, 81 50G2 for comm, n, and sS@S so q box
for choice; Banana. Il t003 bunch; Pine
apples. 1895 q dozen
DRIED FRUIT-Sun-dried Apples, S@4c q
b Tor sliced and s@31ac for Quartered Al
den and Piunmer, SGS12c; Apricots, l2913c for
sun dried bleeched; do, sun-dried, S@S15c;
ga &c for impressed Smyrna Figs, l21491ic for
layers, and 9G10c for kegs; Rectarines
ss@S1$c; Peaches, l491Sc for peeled, and 90 Toe
for unpeeled; Pears, a@4e for Whole WI ana 20
9@10c for pitted and &c for unpitted; Ger
man Primes, 1885, French Primes 9G10c 2 70;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 5C@1 10 q box. with
20(G25c advance for fractions: Common, 81 100
l s. 2 box.
HoNEY-Comt. 12l4@15c q tb for white to ex-
ira white, S@9c for amber bright extracted,
CdlQlSQ, 4IoUlOt.c e 10
BUTTER-Steady at quotations, particularly
fancy grades, which occasionally sell in q job
bling way at a small advance. We quote: Fancy,
3l@3215c; good to choice, 29GS0c; lair, 25G2712c;
mixed lots, 16(dlSc; frkin. 221a a 23e for fancy,
Is q 20c for good. and l4I1Tc 4 ID for poor to
fair picked roll 25@2712c p n. Eastern, l5@
lie = 10 for ordinary to fairly good quality.
CHEE5E-Quotable at 13@l412c z 10 for good
to choice, cased. and 1l@l2c for fair to good
quality.
EGGS-There is no trouble in selling select
article at top prices Ranch, S2d SIC 9 doz.; good
store lots, 25d3lc; inferior, 15@20c; Eastern.
17@20c p dozen.
POULTRY-Turkeys are lower, while Ducks
bring better prices. We quote; Live Turkeys
Gobblers, l9621c; Hens. 17G19c; BOOSTERS,
SIS 5Oa6 for ordinary stock and SOY 80 for
81 z5@2 25 pair; Pigeons, 81 rs 2 dozen.
GAME-Venison was in good supply to-day,
causing values to soften. We quote: Mallards,
s. 5eG4: sprig, s2@2 80; Teal, 81 5o92 ? dozen;
Rabbits. sl@1 %: Hare. Sl@1 50 2 doz.
PRONISIONS-We quote obbing as follows:
Eastern Hams, l5(9l6c; California, i0@llc
for salt: refrigerator-cured, 14ca1414c; Eastern
1919 for heavy and medium. 11@1l1ac tor light
medium and u 9l21ac fcr light, 13G131zc extra
light; Clear Sides, 101s@11c; Pork, S9lz9l0 2 Dbl
for extra prime sl0dIl fer prime mess, SIS 5U9l6
for mes Sic 5O@l7 for cleaf 81 5oGaIS fer extra
clear; Pigs feet, Sl1 5eG.l2; Ness Beef 50 50Gl0
for bbls 81 s5d5 for hf bbls: Extra Ness Beet,
$40 50a.l1 for bbs, IS 50@5 IS for hf nbls Family
Beef. Si5G15 p Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
l2@121ac = II; Eastern Lard, 9@914c for tierces
and 912@l0c 2 b Tor pals; California do, lob
tins, TIC 5-fb tins, &c. pals &c for lob, 91<c
for 5-fb. and exc > 70 for S-b pals.
W0oL-We quote spring clip:
Northern
Choice Humboldt and Mendocino = D-21G2Sc